Nambawan Super Limited recently joined about three-thousand teachers at Lae Secondary School, during the Resumption of Duty Program, marking its first member engagement for the 2026 year.
Noting teachers across the country manage day-to-day responsibilities in classrooms, with many posted to rural and remote communities with limited time and access to attend to superannuation matters, this has prompted NSL Chief Member Services Officer, George Panao, to encourage teachers to take an active role in managing their superannuation by updating Beneficiary details and Member information, utilizing available Digital Services like NSL Online Member Portal, Mobile App, SMS Balance Check and the Free call service to the Call Centre.
Mr. Panao said these services are designed to improve support for Members and to enable and equip them to make informed decisions for a secure and comfortable retirement.
At the Resumption of Duty Program, NSL had also set up a general Member enquiry booth to assist teachers with updating their Member details and addressing superannuation-related queries before they head back to their respective posting areas.
